''L'Ouragan'' is a 1901 opera by Alfred Bruneau to a libretto by

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(1897), L'Ouragan (1901), and L'Enfant roi (1905). L'Ouragan was given in Moscow in a Russian translation in 1905."

Recording

* Gisele Desmoutiers, Camille Mauranne, Berthe Monmart, Pierre Gianotti, Nadine Sauterreau, Orchestre de la Radio Lyrique de Paris, Eugene Bigot 1957

References

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